The Sun Explodes released their second album in two years just a few days ago. The newest release, We Build Mountains, brings all the same ingenuity and creative new sounds that the first release brought us in the same strain. However, the sophomore, released just earlier this week, strays much further towards traditional metal, with influences from instrumental, rather than a sheer post-metal performance as featured in Emergence. This is good in some senses, such as the first single released before the more recent full-length, "SevenThreeOne," which features a prominent mathcore feel in the verses, a quieter post-rock-type bridge, and an outro that screams metalcore, which shows a large variety of genres in the composition. This genre-blending gives them the same degree of originality that was featured on their debut, and will serve them well throughout their musical career.
With the album released and everything going well for the band, there's almost sure to be some tour dates posted soon. Keep up with their website and watch for them!
Friday, July 26, 2013
Artist Of The Day: The Sun Explodes
Posted by
Mat Fukano
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Artist Of The Day,
Mat Fukano,
metal,
post-metal,
The Sun Explodes
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